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Shelton shelter representative outlines limited staffing and two grants sustaining operations
2091235 · January 9, 2025
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Summary
A Community Lifeline Shelter representative updated the council on staffing and funding: two grants — one HUD and one county — sustain case managers and overnight staff, but gaps remain in nightly coverage and paid positions.
A representative of Community Lifeline Shelter briefed the council during public comment on Jan. 7 about the shelter’s staffing model and funding sources.
Erin Martnack said the shelter is run by a board of unpaid volunteers and a skeleton paid staff. “We have 2 grants that really sustain us,” she told the council, noting one HUD grant…
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